Sentence examples for matrices that characterize from inspiring English sources
The 4D data were decomposed into a set of matrices that characterize the underlying processes in the spatial and temporal domains in such a way that spatial matrices are maximally non-Gaussian.
Relationship matrices that characterize the similarity of haplotype segments [ 49] may allow for a more effective progeny inbreeding penalty.
The transition rate matrices that characterize the sporadic and regular sound changes define a network of connected phonemic substitutions or transitions that arise over time as words evolve at the level of their sounds.
Using the feature frequency function, we collect frequently observed features and form the feature set F. From here on, we only consider ion types in the ion type set Δ and features in the feature set F. Next UniNovo learns the ion type and feature-ion type matrices that characterize the generative model of the PSMs in the training dataset.
Thus, we can complete the MPR matrix that characterizes the FF-NDMA protocol, C in (10), using (7), (9), and (11).
One particular example is the density matrix that characterizes the "mixed" state of a quantum system as a linear combination of elementary, "pure" eigenstates.
As a result, a matrix referred to as "TRAINING MATRIX" that characterizes the training promoter regions was prepared per promoter set.
Furthermore, there are 18 podosome markers in these adhesions, though they lack matrix metalloproteinases that characterize invadopodia and podosomes of Src-transformed cells.
This is triggered by the activation of hepatic stellate cells (HSC), which change to a myofibroblast-like phenotype, with a consequent increase in their synthesis of matrix proteins that characterize fibrosis, such as interstitial collagens [ 45].
Let f and g be matrices or vectors that characterize a feature of species A and B, respectively.
First we formed a model that reproduced and combined most cellular, matrix, and physical components that characterize the physiological osteoblastic niche.
